Turn Open-Field Farming Once Left to the Sky
Into Data-Driven Management
Orchards and field-crop plots are more vulnerable to weather than greenhouses. With a weather station and precision irrigation control, manage large areas uniformly and efficiently.
The Long-Standing Challenges of Open-Field Growing
Unpredictable Weather
Frost, drought, torrential rain — open-field yields hinge on the weather, yet the response is always after the fact.
Irrigation Unevenness and Water Waste
Watering a large area evenly is difficult, and over-irrigation leads to wasted costs and resources.
Farming That Goes Unrecorded
With no record of when and how much you irrigated or fertilized, the same trial and error repeats year after year.
Open-Field Precision Agriculture With a
Weather Station + Precision Irrigation
- Weather-station integration — collects on-site weather data in real time to give early warning of frost and drought risk
- Zone irrigation control on up to 12 channels — deliver exactly what each zone needs, at exactly the right time
- Flow-meter-based precision flow control — handles special conditions such as running two pumps simultaneously (proven in Jeju facility and open-field trials)
- Integrated fertigation (irrigation + fertilization) control — optimizes water and fertilizer together to cut input costs
- FMS integration — irrigation, fertilization, and task records accumulate automatically as management data
Weather Station & Sensors
Wind direction/speed, solar radiation, rainfall, temperature/humidity — measure the weather directly above your own farm.
View ProductFarmPath FMS
Manage your entire open-field operation — from task history to shipping and sales — in a single workflow.
View ProductWhat Changes After Adoption
Case studies — Jeju facility & open-field fertigation control · 2 forestry cooperatives in Chungnam · Irrigation control for agricultural corporation Z